The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-10-11

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Haynes.
DIR. and Mrs. J. B. Holman and Miss
Sue Holman attended the st. Louis Fair
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Deimer, OF Pal
myrs, we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
vim Nichol last week.
Capt. L. v. Stephens and wife and
Mrs. L. j. Gibson and daughter, Mrs. Will
Scott, visited in St. Louis last week.
Mrs. c. C. Gibson and little daughter
Mildred are the guests of her brother, Mr.
w. Z. Wertheirner, in st. Louis.
CARTHAGE.
Miss Monte Houston left Monday for
her home at Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Shafier are home
from their Iowa trip.
Mrs. Dave Damon and Miss Emma
Nicely were attending the st. Louis Fair.
Miss Fannie Bliss returned Tuesday
from short visit with her sister at Peirce
City.
Miss Bessie Brown is visiting Miss
Merritt at Reeds and attending the Sarcoxie
Fair.
Mrs. G.. w. Read and Miss Fannie
Riddlebarger returned Tuesday from their
Canadian tour.
Mrs. Albert Miller returned Saturday
from her summer visit at her old home,
jamestown, n. Y.
Mrs. w. HI. Phelps, Mrs. w. NJ Rob
inson and Mrs. w. s. Tower are spending
the week in st. Louis.
NEVADA.
Miss Bette McAfee has returned
from a visit with friends at Seheli City.
Mrs w. l. Fisher is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Rinehart, at st. Louis.
Mrs. r. B. Speed has returned from
weeks visit with relatives at Louisiana.
Mrs. Thomas Penn is home from
visit with relatives in Rails county and
Hannibal.
Miss Lucy Luke left Wednesday for
Austin, Texas, where she goes to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Rose Porter has returned to her
home at Lamar, after a visit of several
lays with Mrs. James B. johnson.
Mrs. E. E, Kimball, Mrs. C.. g. Bur
ton and MRS. w. III. Robinson, are home
from st. Louis, where they were attending |
the Yelled Prophet ball.
CLINTON.
Mrs. W. B Kane is among the Clin-
tOnisns in st Louis this week.
-Mesdames G. Y. Salmon and T. NJ.
Casey are sightseeing in St. Louis.
Miss Anna Stegnan, of Nevada, was
a guest at Baird College for few days.
Miss Fannie Atkinson, of Nevada, is
in the city, the guest of Mrs. w. d. Tyler.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Violette, of Holden,
are guests of their SOD, ThOs. III. Violette.
Miss Jennie Hooker, of Windsor, re-
turned home after pleasant sojourn with
friends in this city.
e. Costello, wife and dau:hter, have
returned from st. Louis, where they visited
he Exposition.
Miss Allie Wilson, Of Nevada, attend
ID the Baird College anniversary, which
was a brilliant affair.
Miss Fannie Terwilliger has returned
rom Blue Mound, Kan, and will spend
he winter with her cousin, Miss Josie
Johnson.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Mrs. Thomas Diggs, of New Madrid,
is visiting Mrs. Julius Robertson.
Misses Annie Jamison and Edna Nc
cation.
Misses lola Harwood, May Downing
and Jennie Marmaduke have returned
rom St. Louis.
Mrs. Ida Sturgiss and Miss Susie Bar
'ett, of Holden, are the guests of Mrs. III.
4. Swift.
Mrs. Thomas Broadwater, of Memphis,
county, is spending few weeks
n the city.
Mr.. E. E. Turner and Miss Hattie
Maud Swift, youngest daughter of Judge
Il. A. Swift, were married at the residence
# the brides parents Wednesday evening,
October 5.
FARMINGTON.
Misses Artie and Emma Ferguson
lave returned from visit to Libertyville.
Miss Mamie Halle, of Bunker Hill,
H., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. /. G.
5eal.
Miss Pattie Fleming went with her
unit, Mrs. Richie, to Hamilton, o., to
pend the winter.
Miss Becky jacobson is at home from
It. Louis. Miss Agnes Msnnish accompa
lied her home for short visit.
Miss Carrie Highley left for st. Louis,
donday night, where she will spend
Esek, and then go to Shelbyville, ILL.,, to
pend the winter.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson, Mrs. Robert Telley,
diss Nettie Rudy and Mrs. Willard Bari
EN- were among the visitors to the st. Louis
air and exposition last week.
HOLDEN.
Miss Carrie Courtney is visiting
riends in Ssdalia.